Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-16

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fzrEhsz tufsnssssd shs fssiing sesssen
he peop1s4 Ihs nsasuEe b dresses
sslsty axnfnsf ne 0srmznA. and teis
fsss & psrfestly uudsssicod - oo<n
eountriss. In Frnass ths pepoias
fssfine i overwhelmingly IN fsscE o.
saovSina ahs szazsstioa ard rieoro1aly
szforsirz the usasars. vhis u tsss-
msny fhsss d sssh q ssrcnG demand
for fs4AiissoEy usaszr4s tha1 Tee gov
eramens win soon - o0lpesisd - iaks
notlss q "
Tbe tsiehf whisA The feeling Of BIT
tsruess and exaspeFati0n IN both Get
many and Frsros has rs@ehed' .
graphically described bya sssEsspond-
eat, VITO says.
Psw persons wh0 have not expsrssnced
o. observed tie lot Of kfsnenmac 70
Germany o. Geruan 10 frAnes WILLIE
the Lass few wesks can Tealizs ne sale
Of OstFAslsm. not 20 speaG Of tns an
ger Of personal injury, that 0ete nAse
70 confront, and The s1tnstioa - ootn
countries IL Eap3diy becoming unenoaf-
able 10 the native Of o1e taas cappe1A
70 Be IN the other. In Alssce- Losf4kne'
and paRtieaiaFiy IN the former provinces
whaFe the FFt1oh feeling ptsdonin as e
thaSs q constant warfare oetweFn ne
opposing nslionsiities. and q nany ~,
Stances families are hOpelessiy oly1oea
a. the result Of the excess OF partisan
ship amouQ those whose anecslon ID
fsFneF tines overwhelmed their patriot
isEn 10 the end Of bringing abo0s inter-
marriages. Gases are In no wiee raKe 10
whioh husband and wife, through as
pates crossing eas Of the politieal ten
sion between France and Germany,
have separated, divided theiE common
property and often their children, ne
one removing 70 France and tbe Other
reuninina, OF, as II 20 make the dis
lance bss cen them still greater, taking
his or her share Of the divided house
bold and going into The Interior 81 Ger
nsny.
Ineidsuta which increase and aggra.
vais this feeling are constantly occur.
ring. Along she boundary, where thf
feeling Il most intense, assaults By mad
dsned crowds are becoming more and
more frequent. There IL q general be
lief thEoushout Germany that the hf'
Of q German is rot safe IN France, auc
the expressions Of the press induced b
thia belief ssrvs 70 convince the FFeDct
people that Germany IL constantly Be
coming more d0mineeriEg and unFsa
sonabIs. For instance, the yerses pub
lished 90 Wednesday b. the Berlin
TagBIatt. warning France thai "th'
Germans hand rests upon his sword,
will be repeated throughout France, AMI
viii not BY any means serve 70 quiet ID
apprehension thai Germany 10 prepar
Ing 10 spring anew upon bis old foe.
How long this state Of affairs cal
continue. H Woold be difficult 10 ssy
Both peoples are ready fer var, an
both governments appear bent upol
holding them back. A cabinet crisis i
France leading 10 the return to powe
Of General BoulangeF may occur OF a.
most ans time, and there is little dout
thai such az event would raise the va
feeling 10 Germany TO suoh q point th'
, It could not well be resisted. But Va
Is possible even without the return c
= General Boulan9er 10 power, for al 81
/ Of violence committed By the people {
, one eouRlFy against Q citizen Of the oil
, or Is liable 10 preoipitate the crisis viii
I out warning.
! II is, Of eouFse, possible thss war ma
) be avsFtsd, but Il must come. sooner Q
!. later, and the indications are that It
. not many months of. When bon-hl
and g powder magazine are near neiRl
8 boEs. IL requires very delicate work
avert aa explosion. When two people
each wrought up to point Of unrei
s0ning hatred against the other, Rlal
: al each other across q boundary lin
/. the task Of AvertipR war will prove a
most too great for the government
however much they may desire peac
, Al such g time hRht between druBke
peasants may become a easas bslii an
, Q mistake OF a blundcFiaR official ma
a / aat aFrufea in nation.